Black, white, pink, khaki. Olenka Sakhar Zemli, Vasyl Dukhnovskyi

Two authors with radically different worldviews, four chapters with poems in which binary oppositions are encoded: the male and female sides of culture, love and death. The texts of the author and the author's texts are arranged alternately so that readers see the topic evenly from two opposing points of view. The poems that do not have a text title have received emoji titles: ancient themes and modern hieroglyphs create a contrast that additionally encourages reflection.
Black and white is a familiar dichotomy, but pink and khaki is how many Ukrainians now have to live, enjoy life and find islands of safety in the midst of constant threat and the need to defend and hide.